<p>no difference in GPA obviously, but would they count for anything in med school's eyes?</p>
<p>cuz obviously if you have an A+, you're in the top 5% of your class or so, while 25-30% of the class gets some form of an A. that is a huge difference imo.</p>
<p>so does an A+ count for anything? especially in lower division pre-req courses?</p>
<p>unfortunately, i don’t think it does. unless you have identical stats with someone and you happen to have more A+'s. of course A+'s are nice, but i think top schools would prefer you to be a well-rounded applicant, good GPA, good MCAT, involvement in the community, etc. and at top schools, most people already have mostly A’s and probably a few A+'s here and there.</p>
<p>not all classes give A+'s, so it doesn’t seem to be fair to put emphasis on them.</p>
<p>they do for law school, not for medical</p>